When Kiss Scolded ‘Rolling Stone’ for Ignoring Eric Carr’s Death
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David Bowie’s 50th birthday concert was a lot like the man himself: glamorous, thrilling, fashionable and not soon forgotten. “It’s my birthday — it’s my party,”
Most bands spend their whole careers dreaming of a No. 1 album; they might weep with joy if they scored two in less than six
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It’s not uncommon for record labels to ask artists to write a more commercial, single-worthy song after they’ve already submitted their album. This can be a major
Keith Richards is usually tenderhearted when it comes to women, despite his outwardly rugged appearance and membership in one of rock’s most libidinous bands. “There wasn’t
55 Years Ago: Hippies ‘Turn on, Tune in, Drop out’ at Human Be-In
William “Bootsy” Collins’ name was already well-known by the time he “introduced” himself with Aah…The Name is Bootsy, Baby!, the second album by his Bootsy’s
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The song that would become Journey’s signature ballad was not received with open arms when Jonathan Cain initially presented it to the Babys. So he